I am venturing that may be the same case with the OP since he lives in Alaska. Hot roddy stuff probably isnt very popular up there either therefore its pretty rare and unusual to find one, so you run whatcha can find.
It can be difficult up here sometimes, but there's enough to get by. I've actually been really surprised with how much Mopar stuff is up here, although a lot of it is found in yards and hangars that you can only find by knowing someone. There's actually a guy in town selling a complete 4-speed setup out of a dart, but I didn't think I would have been able to afford it. He also had two aluminum overdrive units in his shop. The transmission I bought was about 150 miles south in Soldotna, bought if from a man named Harry for $250. Thankfully the hot rodding community up here is amazing and people have helped me out in so many ways, I've made some great connections through local car clubs and shows. But it can definitely be tough finding parts, especially for Mopar. The worst of it is paying shipping when you can't find what you need.
